How to map class to particular row cell in Element UI table based on condition?

Question

<el-table :data="confirmedAppointments" highlight-current-row style="width: 100%">
                  <el-table-column type="index" width="50">
                  </el-table-column>
                  <el-table-column prop='token' label="Token" width="180">
                  </el-table-column>
                  <el-table-column prop='date'  label="Appoint. date" width="180">
                  </el-table-column>
                  <el-table-column prop='ROV' label="ROV" width="180">
                  </el-table-column>
                  <el-table-column prop='speciality' label="Speciality" width="180">
                  </el-table-column>
                  <el-table-column prop='time' label="Appoint. time" width="180">
                  </el-table-column>
                  <el-table-column prop='status' label="Status" class="red" v-bind:class="{ 'green': status == 'Accepted' }">
                  </el-table-column>

              </el-table>

I'm using Element UI table component mapped with dynamic data. On the last column, I have status showing Appproved or Rejected text.

So how can I set particular class to particular cell based on the cell value. By default, the class should be red, but when status value is Approved, the class should be green.

Answer 1

I'm not so familiar with element ui, but pretty the same problem I solve by adding row-class-name to el-table

tableRowClassName({ row }) {

    if (row.status === 'Appproved') {
        return 'success-row'
      } else if (row.status === 'Rejected') {
        return 'warning-row'
      }
      return ''
    },

  .el-table .warning-row td:last-child {  (or just .el-table td:last-child (as default color))

    background: red;
  }

  .el-table .success-row td:last-child {

    background: green;
  }

< el-table :row-class-name="tableRowClassName">

Answer 2

Have a look at cell-class-name table attribute instead of row-class-name. It can access row and column data and row and column indexes. You should be able to customize classes and therefore style to each individual cell.